Social perception : detection and interpretation of animacy, agency, and intention

Introduction: the interdisciplinary study of social perception / M.D. Rutherford and Valerie Kuhlmeier --
Biological motion detection --
Section introduction: the perception of biological motion / Nikolaus Troje --
What is biological motion? : definition, stimuli and paradigms / Nikolaus Troje --
From motion cues to social perception: innate predispositions / Francesca Simion, Lara Bardi, Elena Mascalzoni, and Lucia Regolin --
Evidence for functional specialization in the human superior temporal sulcus (sts) : consideration of biological motion perception and social cognition / Emily Grossman --
Beyond the scientific objectification of the human body : differentiated analyses of human motion and object motion / Maggie Shiffrar and James P. Thomas --
The perception of animacy and intentional behaviour --
Evidence for specialized perception of animate motion / M.D. Rutherford --
Perceiving intention in animacy displays created from human motion / Phil McAleer and Scott Love --
Design for learning : the case of chasing / Willem Frankenhuis and H. Clark Barrett --
Perceiving animacy and intentionality : visual processing or higher-level judgment? / Brian Scholl and Tao Gao --
How are the actions of triangles and people processed in the human brain? / Antonia Hamilton and Richard Ramsey --
Infants attribute mental states to non-human agents / Yuyan Luo and You-jung Choi --
The social perception of helping and hindering / Valerie Kuhlmeier --
Recognizing and interpreting goal directed behaviour in human actors --
Section introduction : recognizing and interpreting goal directed behaviour in human actors / Jeff Loucks --
Dwelling on action / Dare Baldwin and Kara Sage --
The role of self-produced movement on the perception of biological motion and intentional actions in infants / Petra Hauf --
Human action perception across development / Jeff Loucks and Jessica Sommerville --
On-line action analysis : infants' anticipation of others' intentional actions / Amanda Woodward and Erin Cannon --
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